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Category: Urban Design

by designthebottomline
Posted on February 2, 2015May 17, 2015

Landscape is the New Urbanism

by designthebottomline
Posted on December 29, 2014December 25, 2018

The Connected Urban Landscape

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A Random Walk Down Abbot Kinney Blvd. Venice CA

#designfail @laxmarriott The designer wanted a clean desk surface so they mounted the charging ports on the side of the desk; customers obviously can’t find it so Management puts a ‘non-designed’ sticky note on the wall pointing to the side of the desk compounding the original design failure

.@TheGroveLA is a theme park inserted into a faux European streetscape. It has the elusive ‘Sense of Place’, but is it an authentic sense of place? #urbandesign #senseofplace #Architecture

#Starbucks Reserve coffee shop at their corporate headquarters in Seattle

Hotel Interior #MoxySeattle, it’s campy and plaid, with leather and felt details topped off with subway tile and black accents in the bathrooms. Lobby game-room for millennials! #trending #hospitality #hip-hotels #interiorDesign

New #Seattle building showing off its stacked and rotated cubes with #white accent stripes. Looks great against Seattle’s gray skies. #Architecture

Dynamic forms made of stainless ribbons evoke motion @Pertersen_Museum By KPF Architects

#Architecture of Fins otherwise known as Fintecture @arialv

Spring is in bloom @crystalslv with stunning #flower displays

Red barn with #Flag shot during a bike ride through the country on springs first 80 degree day #Shareindy #loveindy

If it’s May it must be the 500 in Indy! #indy500

Tulips #DiscoverNewfields Spring Blooms

Great spring #Retail #ShowWindow #anthrowindows @simonmalls

Seriously the Mies Farnsworth House circa 1951 vs. Apple circa 2018 @UVillage

Apple store at UVillage in Seattle very calming and serine space.

The popularity of diagonals as a design trend keeps expanding. Both with the Shed in NYC and the Calgary Central Library. Check out a recent blog post on the subject | https://designthebottomline.com/2017/11/27/diamonds-and-diagonals/

Vegas gets more #Modern @arialv

A Random Walk Down @CrystalsLV - dynamic forms create a stunning presence on the strip

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